Question

if the wrong word is used below, change it. if there is no error, click \submit answer.\ every one needs to take naps before sandy cheekss play tonight.

Explanation:

The phrase "Every one" is incorrect here. "Everyone" (one word) is a pronoun meaning "every person," while "every one" (two words) is used when referring to each individual item in a group (e.g., "every one of the books"). In this context, we mean every person, so we should use "Everyone".

Answer:

Change "Every one" to "Everyone". The corrected sentence is: "Everyone needs to take naps before Sandy Cheeks's play tonight."